Iridescent Logos: Al-Nassr 23-24 Third Kit Released
Dec 7, 2023, by Pat
- Kit Design: The Al-Nassr 2023-24 third kit is primarily white with iridescent logos in turquoise and purple, featuring a subtle graphic of Mount Tuwaiq.
- Manufacturer: The third kit is made by Nike.
- Release Date: The Nike Al-Nassr 2023-2024 third football shirt was released on December 7.
Al-Nassr's new 2023-24 limited-edition third shirt was released today. It is made by Nike.
Al-Nassr 23-24 Third Kit
This is the Al-Nassr 2023-24 third jersey, made by Nike.
The Nike Al-Nassr 2023-24 limited-edition third football shirt is predominantly white with the standout feature being the iridescent logos that appear in shades of turquoise and purple.
In addition, the Nike Al-Nassr 23-24 third football shirt comes with a subtle graphic across the front, depicting Mount Tuwaiq.
Mount Tuwaiq is a prominent geological feature located in the central region of Saudi Arabia. It is a long, narrow plateau that extends for over 600 kilometers, running roughly parallel to the Red Sea.
White shorts and socks round off the look of the new Al-Nassr 2023-24 third uniform by Nike.
The Nike Al-Nassr 2023-2024 third football shirt was released on December 7.
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